Peatland Searches
Matt
26 5 2021
Agriculture Group
Web of Science search:
((((peat OR peatland OR peatlands OR bog OR fen OR mire) NOT ((tropic* NEAR/3 peat) OR (tropic NEAR/3 fen) OR subtropic OR malays* OR indones* OR india* OR amason* OR amazon* OR brazil* OR congo))) AND ((peat NEAR/5 (agricultur* OR cultivated OR arable)) OR (drain* NEAR/5 agricultur*)))
WoS Search parameters
Web of Science Core Collection: Citation Indexes Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED) –1987-present Social Sciences Citation Index (SSCI) –1987-present Arts & Humanities Citation Index (A&HCI) –1987-present Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI) –2015-present
Prisma statement
TBC
prisma(found = 617,
found_other = 0,
no_dupes = 0,
screened = 0,
screen_exclusions = 0,
full_text = 0,
full_text_exclusions = 0,
qualitative = 0,
quantitative = 0,
width = 200, height = 200)BibliometrixR
Read in bib files
filelist=list.files(paste0(here::here(),"/data"), pattern="^.*Agriculture.*.bib")
M <- convert2df(file = c(paste0(here::here(),"/data/",filelist[1]), paste0(here::here(),"/data/",filelist[2])), dbsource = "wos", format = "bibtex")##
## Converting your wos collection into a bibliographic dataframe
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## Done!
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## Generating affiliation field tag AU_UN from C1: Done!dim(M)[1]==617## [1] TRUESummary of the corpus
results <- biblioAnalysis(M, sep = ";")
S <- summary(object = results, k = 40, pause = FALSE)##
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## MAIN INFORMATION ABOUT DATA
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## Timespan 1987 : 2021
## Sources (Journals, Books, etc) 277
## Documents 617
## Average years from publication 9.9
## Average citations per documents 25.04
## Average citations per year per doc 2.261
## References 23993
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## DOCUMENT TYPES
## article 572
## article; early access 2
## article; proceedings paper 19
## book review 1
## correction 1
## editorial material 1
## letter 1
## meeting abstract 1
## review 19
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## DOCUMENT CONTENTS
## Keywords Plus (ID) 1750
## Author's Keywords (DE) 1811
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## AUTHORS
## Authors 1927
## Author Appearances 2552
## Authors of single-authored documents 41
## Authors of multi-authored documents 1886
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## AUTHORS COLLABORATION
## Single-authored documents 44
## Documents per Author 0.32
## Authors per Document 3.12
## Co-Authors per Documents 4.14
## Collaboration Index 3.29
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## Annual Scientific Production
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## Year Articles
## 1987 1
## 1988 1
## 1991 3
## 1992 10
## 1993 9
## 1994 6
## 1995 12
## 1996 7
## 1997 11
## 1998 8
## 1999 6
## 2000 9
## 2001 7
## 2002 6
## 2003 14
## 2004 10
## 2005 18
## 2006 16
## 2007 25
## 2008 23
## 2009 16
## 2010 24
## 2011 13
## 2012 28
## 2013 28
## 2014 25
## 2015 51
## 2016 40
## 2017 27
## 2018 40
## 2019 40
## 2020 68
## 2021 13
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## Annual Percentage Growth Rate 7.835819
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## Most Productive Authors
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## Authors Articles Authors Articles Fractionalized
## 1 MARTIKAINEN PJ 15 BERGLUND K 3.90
## 2 ELSGAARD L 11 RICHARDSON CJ 3.50
## 3 BERGLUND K 10 BERGLUND O 3.09
## 4 BERGLUND O 10 ELSGAARD L 2.73
## 5 KLOVE B 10 KLOVE B 2.52
## 6 MALJANEN M 10 HYTONEN J 2.49
## 7 JONES DL 9 MARTIKAINEN PJ 2.43
## 8 LAERKE PE 9 SCHENK MK 2.33
## 9 EVANS CD 8 WU J 2.23
## 10 HYTONEN J 8 LAERKE PE 2.07
## 11 KANDEL TP 8 KANDEL TP 2.02
## 12 LEIFELD J 8 BAMBALOV NN 2.00
## 13 MINKKINEN K 8 BARANOVSKII AZ 2.00
## 14 REGINA K 8 ISACHENKO GA 2.00
## 15 WU J 8 SINKEVICH EI 2.00
## 16 FREEMAN C 7 LEIFELD J 1.95
## 17 LAINE J 7 ZEITZ J 1.95
## 18 RICHARDSON CJ 7 WICHMANN S 1.92
## 19 SHURPALI NJ 7 MALJANEN M 1.77
## 20 GAUDIG G 6 JONES DL 1.76
## 21 KLEMEDTSSON L 6 MAZEROLLE MJ 1.70
## 22 LAURILA T 6 REGINA K 1.65
## 23 LOHILA A 6 CRAFT CB 1.50
## 24 TIEMEYER B 6 ILIEVA-MAKULEC K 1.50
## 25 CAMPBELL DI 5 TURUNEN J 1.50
## 26 JURASINSKI G 5 CAMPBELL DI 1.45
## 27 KJAERGAARD C 5 SCHIPPER LA 1.45
## 28 KREBS M 5 KLEMEDTSSON L 1.38
## 29 LAMERS LPM 5 GAUDIG G 1.32
## 30 LENNARTZ B 5 WANG M 1.28
## 31 SCHENK MK 5 HEFTING MM 1.25
## 32 SCHIPPER LA 5 KJAERGAARD C 1.21
## 33 THOMAS DN 5 EVANS CD 1.20
## 34 VAN HUISSTEDEN J 5 KORTELAINEN P 1.20
## 35 WANG M 5 VERHOEVEN JTA 1.20
## 36 WEN Y 5 TIEMEYER B 1.19
## 37 WICHMANN S 5 LENNARTZ B 1.19
## 38 ZANG H 5 KREBS M 1.18
## 39 ZEITZ J 5 PELLERIN S 1.17
## 40 ALM J 4 REYNOLDS B 1.14
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## Top manuscripts per citations
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## Paper DOI TC TCperYear NTC
## 1 FOWLER D, 2013, PHILOS TRANS R SOC B-BIOL SCI 10.1098/rstb.2013.0164 643 71.44 13.924
## 2 KALBITZ K, 2003, GEODERMA 10.1016/S0016-7061(02)00365-8 532 28.00 4.903
## 3 HOLDEN J, 2004, PROG PHYS GEOGR 10.1191/0309133304pp403ra 337 18.72 3.825
## 4 KALBITZ K, 2003, SOIL BIOL BIOCHEM 10.1016/S0038-0717(03)00165-2 274 14.42 2.525
## 5 FROLKING S, 2011, ENVIRON REV 10.1139/A11-014 204 18.55 6.468
## 6 HOFFMANN CC, 2009, J ENVIRON QUAL 10.2134/jeq2008.0087 203 15.62 5.091
## 7 KASIMIR-KLEMEDTSSON A, 1997, SOIL USE MANAGE 10.1111/j.1475-2743.1997.tb00595.x 199 7.96 5.262
## 8 KALBITZ K, 1999, BIOGEOCHEMISTRY 10.1007/BF00994924 193 8.39 3.155
## 9 LEIFELD J, 2005, AGRIC ECOSYST ENVIRON 10.1016/j.agee.2004.03.006 172 10.12 4.330
## 10 MALJANEN M, 2010, BIOGEOSCIENCES 10.5194/bg-7-2711-2010 170 14.17 5.738
## 11 MOORE PD, 2002, ENVIRON CONSERV 10.1017/S0376892902000024 166 8.30 3.162
## 12 CRAFT CB, 1993, ECOL APPL 10.2307/1941914 161 5.55 2.448
## 13 JANSSENS IA, 2005, BIOGEOSCIENCES 10.5194/bg-2-15-2005 153 9.00 3.852
## 14 SMITH KA, 2004, SOIL USE MANAGE 10.1079/SUM2004238 153 8.50 1.737
## 15 KNOX SH, 2015, GLOB CHANGE BIOL 10.1111/gcb.12745 151 21.57 8.643
## 16 HENDRIKS DMD, 2007, BIOGEOSCIENCES 10.5194/bg-4-411-2007 148 9.87 3.510
## 17 MOORE MT, 2001, AGRIC ECOSYST ENVIRON 10.1016/S0167-8809(01)00148-7 128 6.10 2.004
## 18 QUALLS RG, 2003, BIOGEOCHEMISTRY 10.1023/A:1021150503664 127 6.68 1.171
## 19 CRAFT CB, 1993, BIOGEOCHEMISTRY 10.1007/BF00002708 125 4.31 1.900
## 20 MOUNTFORD JO, 1993, J APPL ECOL 10.2307/2404634 125 4.31 1.900
## 21 CHOW AT, 2006, SOIL BIOL BIOCHEM 10.1016/j.soilbio.2005.06.005 124 7.75 2.818
## 22 KOS B, 2003, ENVIRON SCI TECHNOL 10.1021/es0200793 124 6.53 1.143
## 23 HATALA JA, 2012, AGRIC ECOSYST ENVIRON 10.1016/j.agee.2012.01.009 122 12.20 3.900
## 24 STYLES D, 2007, BIOMASS BIOENERG 10.1016/j.biombioe.2007.05.003 113 7.53 2.680
## 25 VUORI KM, 1995, ANN ZOOL FENN NA 113 4.19 4.147
## 26 NEEDEMAN BA, 2007, J SOIL WATER CONSERV NA 111 7.40 2.633
## 27 SILVOLA J, 1996, BIOL FERTIL SOILS 10.1007/BF00336052 106 4.08 3.926
## 28 LOHILA A, 2003, PLANT SOIL 10.1023/A:1023004205844 102 5.37 0.940
## 29 THEIS M, 2006, FUEL 10.1016/j.fuel.2005.10.010 100 6.25 2.273
## 30 ZEVENHOVEN M, 2012, ENERGY FUELS 10.1021/ef300621j 98 9.80 3.132
## 31 REGINA K, 2004, EUR J SOIL SCI 10.1111/j.1365-2389.2004.00622.x 97 5.39 1.101
## 32 PRESTON CM, 1987, CAN J SOIL SCI 10.4141/cjss87-016 97 2.77 1.000
## 33 CHAPMAN S, 2003, FRONT ECOL ENVIRON 10.1890/1540-9295(2003)001[0525:EONPAB]2.0.CO;2 95 5.00 0.876
## 34 EVANS CD, 2007, GEOPHYS RES LETT 10.1029/2007GL029431 94 6.27 2.230
## 35 GLENN S, 1993, GLOB BIOGEOCHEM CYCLE 10.1029/93GB00469 94 3.24 1.429
## 36 NIEVEEN JP, 2005, GLOB CHANGE BIOL 10.1111/j.1365-2486.2005.00929.x 92 5.41 2.316
## 37 ASMALA E, 2013, BIOGEOSCIENCES 10.5194/bg-10-6969-2013 88 9.78 1.906
## 38 KOPONEN HT, 2006, SOIL BIOL BIOCHEM 10.1016/j.soilbio.2005.12.010 88 5.50 2.000
## 39 SHAO Y, 2012, ENERGIES 10.3390/en5125171 87 8.70 2.781
## 40 BERGLUND O, 2011, SOIL BIOL BIOCHEM 10.1016/j.soilbio.2011.01.002 87 7.91 2.759
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## Corresponding Author's Countries
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## Country Articles Freq SCP MCP MCP_Ratio
## 1 GERMANY 74 0.12131 55 19 0.2568
## 2 FINLAND 68 0.11148 50 18 0.2647
## 3 USA 62 0.10164 45 17 0.2742
## 4 UNITED KINGDOM 55 0.09016 39 16 0.2909
## 5 NETHERLANDS 49 0.08033 45 4 0.0816
## 6 CANADA 41 0.06721 32 9 0.2195
## 7 RUSSIA 24 0.03934 24 0 0.0000
## 8 SWEDEN 24 0.03934 19 5 0.2083
## 9 DENMARK 20 0.03279 14 6 0.3000
## 10 POLAND 19 0.03115 17 2 0.1053
## 11 CHINA 18 0.02951 5 13 0.7222
## 12 ITALY 15 0.02459 11 4 0.2667
## 13 IRELAND 12 0.01967 8 4 0.3333
## 14 BELARUS 11 0.01803 11 0 0.0000
## 15 NEW ZEALAND 11 0.01803 8 3 0.2727
## 16 SWITZERLAND 11 0.01803 9 2 0.1818
## 17 MALAYSIA 8 0.01311 7 1 0.1250
## 18 JAPAN 7 0.01148 5 2 0.2857
## 19 ESTONIA 6 0.00984 4 2 0.3333
## 20 NORWAY 6 0.00984 3 3 0.5000
## 21 SPAIN 5 0.00820 4 1 0.2000
## 22 UKRAINE 5 0.00820 5 0 0.0000
## 23 BELGIUM 4 0.00656 0 4 1.0000
## 24 BRAZIL 4 0.00656 2 2 0.5000
## 25 FRANCE 4 0.00656 1 3 0.7500
## 26 TURKEY 4 0.00656 3 1 0.2500
## 27 AUSTRIA 3 0.00492 2 1 0.3333
## 28 CZECH REPUBLIC 3 0.00492 2 1 0.3333
## 29 EGYPT 3 0.00492 2 1 0.3333
## 30 INDONESIA 3 0.00492 2 1 0.3333
## 31 IRAN 3 0.00492 1 2 0.6667
## 32 ISRAEL 3 0.00492 2 1 0.3333
## 33 LITHUANIA 3 0.00492 2 1 0.3333
## 34 MEXICO 3 0.00492 1 2 0.6667
## 35 AUSTRALIA 2 0.00328 1 1 0.5000
## 36 GREECE 2 0.00328 1 1 0.5000
## 37 INDIA 2 0.00328 2 0 0.0000
## 38 KOREA 2 0.00328 0 2 1.0000
## 39 SINGAPORE 2 0.00328 1 1 0.5000
## 40 CYPRUS 1 0.00164 0 1 1.0000
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## SCP: Single Country Publications
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## MCP: Multiple Country Publications
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## Total Citations per Country
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## Country Total Citations Average Article Citations
## 1 USA 2628 42.387
## 2 UNITED KINGDOM 2563 46.600
## 3 FINLAND 2085 30.662
## 4 GERMANY 1974 26.676
## 5 NETHERLANDS 1172 23.918
## 6 CANADA 694 16.927
## 7 DENMARK 640 32.000
## 8 SWEDEN 520 21.667
## 9 SWITZERLAND 317 28.818
## 10 IRELAND 296 24.667
## 11 ITALY 263 17.533
## 12 NEW ZEALAND 256 23.273
## 13 BELGIUM 193 48.250
## 14 ICELAND 170 170.000
## 15 POLAND 141 7.421
## 16 FRANCE 133 33.250
## 17 NORWAY 127 21.167
## 18 SLOVENIA 124 124.000
## 19 GREECE 112 56.000
## 20 CHINA 94 5.222
## 21 SPAIN 92 18.400
## 22 OMAN 84 84.000
## 23 AUSTRALIA 78 39.000
## 24 RUSSIA 74 3.083
## 25 CZECH REPUBLIC 62 20.667
## 26 ROMANIA 61 61.000
## 27 MEXICO 56 18.667
## 28 JAPAN 52 7.429
## 29 MALAYSIA 41 5.125
## 30 ESTONIA 40 6.667
## 31 ISRAEL 38 12.667
## 32 INDIA 34 17.000
## 33 AUSTRIA 30 10.000
## 34 SINGAPORE 26 13.000
## 35 BRAZIL 25 6.250
## 36 EGYPT 22 7.333
## 37 INDONESIA 18 6.000
## 38 IRAN 14 4.667
## 39 KOREA 13 6.500
## 40 LITHUANIA 11 3.667
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## Most Relevant Sources
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## Sources Articles
## 1 BIOGEOSCIENCES 24
## 2 GEODERMA 23
## 3 SCIENCE OF THE TOTAL ENVIRONMENT 23
## 4 EURASIAN SOIL SCIENCE 20
## 5 SOIL BIOLOGY \\& BIOCHEMISTRY 16
## 6 MIRES AND PEAT 15
## 7 ECOLOGICAL ENGINEERING 14
## 8 AGRICULTURE ECOSYSTEMS \\& ENVIRONMENT 13
## 9 BOREAL ENVIRONMENT RESEARCH 13
## 10 BIOGEOCHEMISTRY 11
## 11 AGRICULTURAL AND FOREST METEOROLOGY 10
## 12 JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY 9
## 13 SOIL USE AND MANAGEMENT 8
## 14 WETLANDS 8
## 15 HYDROLOGICAL PROCESSES 7
## 16 JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT 7
## 17 JOURNAL OF PLANT NUTRITION AND SOIL SCIENCE 6
## 18 ACTA AGRICULTURAE SCANDINAVICA SECTION B-SOIL AND PLANT SCIENCE 5
## 19 CATENA 5
## 20 FEMS MICROBIOLOGY ECOLOGY 5
## 21 GLOBAL CHANGE BIOLOGY 5
## 22 NETHERLANDS JOURNAL OF GEOSCIENCES-GEOLOGIE EN MIJNBOUW 5
## 23 PLOS ONE 5
## 24 SUSTAINABILITY 5
## 25 WATER RESOURCES RESEARCH 5
## 26 AQUATIC SCIENCES 4
## 27 BIOLOGY AND FERTILITY OF SOILS 4
## 28 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE \\& TECHNOLOGY 4
## 29 FRESENIUS ENVIRONMENTAL BULLETIN 4
## 30 FRONTIERS IN ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE 4
## 31 HYDROBIOLOGIA 4
## 32 JOURNAL OF APPLIED ECOLOGY 4
## 33 NUTRIENT CYCLING IN AGROECOSYSTEMS 4
## 34 PLANT AND SOIL 4
## 35 AMBIO 3
## 36 BIOLOGICAL CONSERVATION 3
## 37 CLIMATIC CHANGE 3
## 38 ECOLOGICAL INDICATORS 3
## 39 ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LETTERS 3
## 40 FRESHWATER BIOLOGY 3
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## Most Relevant Keywords
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## Author Keywords (DE) Articles Keywords-Plus (ID) Articles
## 1 PEAT 57 PEATLANDS 53
## 2 PEATLAND 53 CARBON 44
## 3 DRAINAGE 32 FLUXES 44
## 4 METHANE 26 NITROGEN 43
## 5 CARBON DIOXIDE 20 SOIL 40
## 6 AGRICULTURE 19 CO2 39
## 7 RESTORATION 19 WATER 39
## 8 PALUDICULTURE 18 CARBON-DIOXIDE 38
## 9 CARBON 17 WATER-TABLE 36
## 10 CLIMATE CHANGE 17 DYNAMICS 35
## 11 NITROGEN 17 PEAT 34
## 12 LAND USE 16 EMISSIONS 32
## 13 PEATLANDS 16 PEAT SOILS 31
## 14 PHOSPHORUS 16 MANAGEMENT 30
## 15 NITROUS OXIDE 13 ORGANIC SOILS 29
## 16 SOIL 13 GROWTH 28
## 17 WETLAND 13 LAND-USE 28
## 18 WETLANDS 13 PHOSPHORUS 28
## 19 WATER QUALITY 11 TEMPERATURE 28
## 20 ORGANIC SOILS 10 GREENHOUSE-GAS EMISSIONS 27
## 21 REWETTING 10 METHANE 26
## 22 WATER 10 N2O 26
## 23 DECOMPOSITION 9 NITROUS-OXIDE 25
## 24 EDDY COVARIANCE 9 CH4 23
## 25 LAND USE CHANGE 9 ORGANIC-MATTER 22
## 26 N2O 9 RESTORATION 22
## 27 ORGANIC SOIL 9 BOG 21
## 28 PEAT SOILS 9 DIVERSITY 20
## 29 CONSERVATION 8 DRAINAGE 20
## 30 DENITRIFICATION 8 WETLANDS 20
## 31 HISTOSOL 8 DECOMPOSITION 19
## 32 LAND-USE 8 METHANE EMISSIONS 19
## 33 MANAGEMENT 8 SOILS 19
## 34 MINERALIZATION 8 DISSOLVED ORGANIC-CARBON 18
## 35 PEAT SOIL 8 IMPACT 18
## 36 PEATLAND MANAGEMENT 8 RESPIRATION 18
## 37 SPHAGNUM 8 VEGETATION 18
## 38 SUBSIDENCE 8 ACCUMULATION 17
## 39 BIODIVERSITY 7 FOREST 17
## 40 BOG 7 GRASSLAND 17Most cited papers in the corpus
kableExtra::kable(S$MostCitedPapers) %>% kableExtra::kable_styling() %>% kableExtra::scroll_box()| Paper | DOI | TC | TCperYear | NTC |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FOWLER D, 2013, PHILOS TRANS R SOC B-BIOL SCI | 10.1098/rstb.2013.0164 | 643 | 71.44 | 13.924 |
| KALBITZ K, 2003, GEODERMA | 10.1016/S0016-7061(02)00365-8 | 532 | 28.00 | 4.903 |
| HOLDEN J, 2004, PROG PHYS GEOGR | 10.1191/0309133304pp403ra | 337 | 18.72 | 3.825 |
| KALBITZ K, 2003, SOIL BIOL BIOCHEM | 10.1016/S0038-0717(03)00165-2 | 274 | 14.42 | 2.525 |
| FROLKING S, 2011, ENVIRON REV | 10.1139/A11-014 | 204 | 18.55 | 6.468 |
| HOFFMANN CC, 2009, J ENVIRON QUAL | 10.2134/jeq2008.0087 | 203 | 15.62 | 5.091 |
| KASIMIR-KLEMEDTSSON A, 1997, SOIL USE MANAGE | 10.1111/j.1475-2743.1997.tb00595.x | 199 | 7.96 | 5.262 |
| KALBITZ K, 1999, BIOGEOCHEMISTRY | 10.1007/BF00994924 | 193 | 8.39 | 3.155 |
| LEIFELD J, 2005, AGRIC ECOSYST ENVIRON | 10.1016/j.agee.2004.03.006 | 172 | 10.12 | 4.330 |
| MALJANEN M, 2010, BIOGEOSCIENCES | 10.5194/bg-7-2711-2010 | 170 | 14.17 | 5.738 |
| MOORE PD, 2002, ENVIRON CONSERV | 10.1017/S0376892902000024 | 166 | 8.30 | 3.162 |
| CRAFT CB, 1993, ECOL APPL | 10.2307/1941914 | 161 | 5.55 | 2.448 |
| JANSSENS IA, 2005, BIOGEOSCIENCES | 10.5194/bg-2-15-2005 | 153 | 9.00 | 3.852 |
| SMITH KA, 2004, SOIL USE MANAGE | 10.1079/SUM2004238 | 153 | 8.50 | 1.737 |
| KNOX SH, 2015, GLOB CHANGE BIOL | 10.1111/gcb.12745 | 151 | 21.57 | 8.643 |
| HENDRIKS DMD, 2007, BIOGEOSCIENCES | 10.5194/bg-4-411-2007 | 148 | 9.87 | 3.510 |
| MOORE MT, 2001, AGRIC ECOSYST ENVIRON | 10.1016/S0167-8809(01)00148-7 | 128 | 6.10 | 2.004 |
| QUALLS RG, 2003, BIOGEOCHEMISTRY | 10.1023/A:1021150503664 | 127 | 6.68 | 1.171 |
| CRAFT CB, 1993, BIOGEOCHEMISTRY | 10.1007/BF00002708 | 125 | 4.31 | 1.900 |
| MOUNTFORD JO, 1993, J APPL ECOL | 10.2307/2404634 | 125 | 4.31 | 1.900 |
| CHOW AT, 2006, SOIL BIOL BIOCHEM | 10.1016/j.soilbio.2005.06.005 | 124 | 7.75 | 2.818 |
| KOS B, 2003, ENVIRON SCI TECHNOL | 10.1021/es0200793 | 124 | 6.53 | 1.143 |
| HATALA JA, 2012, AGRIC ECOSYST ENVIRON | 10.1016/j.agee.2012.01.009 | 122 | 12.20 | 3.900 |
| STYLES D, 2007, BIOMASS BIOENERG | 10.1016/j.biombioe.2007.05.003 | 113 | 7.53 | 2.680 |
| VUORI KM, 1995, ANN ZOOL FENN | NA | 113 | 4.19 | 4.147 |
| NEEDEMAN BA, 2007, J SOIL WATER CONSERV | NA | 111 | 7.40 | 2.633 |
| SILVOLA J, 1996, BIOL FERTIL SOILS | 10.1007/BF00336052 | 106 | 4.08 | 3.926 |
| LOHILA A, 2003, PLANT SOIL | 10.1023/A:1023004205844 | 102 | 5.37 | 0.940 |
| THEIS M, 2006, FUEL | 10.1016/j.fuel.2005.10.010 | 100 | 6.25 | 2.273 |
| ZEVENHOVEN M, 2012, ENERGY FUELS | 10.1021/ef300621j | 98 | 9.80 | 3.132 |
| REGINA K, 2004, EUR J SOIL SCI | 10.1111/j.1365-2389.2004.00622.x | 97 | 5.39 | 1.101 |
| PRESTON CM, 1987, CAN J SOIL SCI | 10.4141/cjss87-016 | 97 | 2.77 | 1.000 |
| CHAPMAN S, 2003, FRONT ECOL ENVIRON | 10.1890/1540-9295(2003)001[0525:EONPAB]2.0.CO;2 | 95 | 5.00 | 0.876 |
| EVANS CD, 2007, GEOPHYS RES LETT | 10.1029/2007GL029431 | 94 | 6.27 | 2.230 |
| GLENN S, 1993, GLOB BIOGEOCHEM CYCLE | 10.1029/93GB00469 | 94 | 3.24 | 1.429 |
| NIEVEEN JP, 2005, GLOB CHANGE BIOL | 10.1111/j.1365-2486.2005.00929.x | 92 | 5.41 | 2.316 |
| ASMALA E, 2013, BIOGEOSCIENCES | 10.5194/bg-10-6969-2013 | 88 | 9.78 | 1.906 |
| KOPONEN HT, 2006, SOIL BIOL BIOCHEM | 10.1016/j.soilbio.2005.12.010 | 88 | 5.50 | 2.000 |
| SHAO Y, 2012, ENERGIES | 10.3390/en5125171 | 87 | 8.70 | 2.781 |
| BERGLUND O, 2011, SOIL BIOL BIOCHEM | 10.1016/j.soilbio.2011.01.002 | 87 | 7.91 | 2.759 |
Most cited references in the corpus
CR <- citations(M, field = "article", sep = ";")
kableExtra::kable(cbind(CR$Cited[1:30])) %>% kableExtra::kable_styling()%>% kableExtra::scroll_box()| KASIMIR-KLEMEDTSSON A, 1997, SOIL USE MANAGE, V13, P245, DOI 10.1111/J.1475-2743.1997.TB00595.X | 57 |
| GORHAM E, 1991, ECOL APPL, V1, P182, DOI 10.2307/1941811 | 56 |
| MALJANEN M, 2010, BIOGEOSCIENCES, V7, P2711, DOI 10.5194/BG-7-2711-2010 | 50 |
| JOOSTEN H., 2002, WISE USE MIRES PEATL | 44 |
| NYKANEN H, 1995, J BIOGEOGR, V22, P351, DOI 10.2307/2845930 | 42 |
| LLOYD J, 1994, FUNCT ECOL, V8, P315, DOI 10.2307/2389824 | 31 |
| MARTIKAINEN PJ, 1993, NATURE, V366, P51, DOI 10.1038/366051A0 | 30 |
| MALJANEN M, 2004, SOIL BIOL BIOCHEM, V36, P1801, DOI 10.1016/J.SOILBIO.2004.05.003 | 28 |
| REGINA K, 2004, EUR J SOIL SCI, V55, P591, DOI 10.1111/J.1365-2389.2004.00622.X | 26 |
| MALJANEN M, 2001, GLOBAL CHANGE BIOL, V7, P679, DOI 10.1046/J.1365-2486.2001.00437.X | 25 |
| HENDRIKS DMD, 2007, BIOGEOSCIENCES, V4, P411, DOI 10.5194/BG-4-411-2007 | 24 |
| HOLDEN J, 2004, PROG PHYS GEOG, V28, P95, DOI 10.1191/0309133304PP403RA | 24 |
| ALM J, 2007, BOREAL ENVIRON RES, V12, P191 | 23 |
| COUWENBERG J, 2011, HYDROBIOLOGIA, V674, P67, DOI 10.1007/S10750-011-0729-X | 23 |
| LOHILA A, 2004, J GEOPHYS RES-ATMOS, V109, DOI 10.1029/2004JD004715 | 23 |
| RENGER M, 2002, J PLANT NUTR SOIL SC, V165, P487, DOI 10.1002/1522-2624(200208)165:4<487::AID-JPLN487>3.0.CO | 23 |
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Keyword co-occurrence network - shared keywords between publications
# Create keyword co-occurrences network
NetMatrix <- biblioNetwork(M, analysis = "co-occurrences", network = "keywords", sep = ";")
# full network
net=networkPlot(NetMatrix, normalize="association", weighted=T, n = 617, Title = "Keyword Co-occurrences", type = "fruchterman", size=T,edgesize = 5,label= FALSE)
#get the cluster for each paper
# net$cluster_res
# net$community_obj$memberships
mat=as.data.frame(t(net$community_obj$memberships))
membership=data.frame("Authors"=M$AU, "Title"=M$TI, "Year"=M$PY, "cluster"=mat$V2)
kableExtra::kable(membership) %>% kableExtra::kable_styling() %>% kableExtra::scroll_box()| Authors | Title | Year | cluster |
|---|---|---|---|
| CARSTENSEN MV;ZAK D;VAN’T VEEN SGM;WISNIEWSKA K;OVESEN NB;KRONVANG B;AUDET J | NITROGEN REMOVAL AND GREENHOUSE GAS FLUXES FROM INTEGRATED BUFFER ZONES TREATING AGRICULTURAL DRAINAGE WATER | 2021 | 2 |
| NIELSEN CK;STODKILDE L;JORGENSEN PE | EFFECTS OF HARVEST AND FERTILIZATION FREQUENCY ON PROTEIN YIELD AND EXTRACTABILITY FROM FLOOD-TOLERANT PERENNIAL GRASSES CULTIVATED ON A FEN PEATLAND | 2021 | 1 |
| PAUL S;AMMANN C;ALEWELL C;LEIFELD J | CARBON BUDGET RESPONSE OF AN AGRICULTURALLY USED FEN TO DIFFERENT SOIL MOISTURE CONDITIONS | 2021 | 2 |
| HUANG X;SILVENNOINEN H;KLOVE B;REGINA K;KANDEL TP;PIAYDA A;KARKI PE;HOGLIND M | MODELLING CO2 AND CH4 EMISSIONS FROM DRAINED PEATLANDS WITH GRASS CULTIVATION BY THE BASGRA-BGC MODEL | 2021 | 1 |
| NORBERG L;HELLMAN M;BERGLUND K;HALLIN S;BERGLUND O | METHANE AND NITROUS OXIDE PRODUCTION FROM AGRICULTURAL PEAT SOILS IN RELATION TO DRAINAGE LEVEL AND ABIOTIC AND BIOTIC FACTORS | 2021 | 1 |
| CAMPBELL D;GLOVER-CLARK GL;GOODRICH JP;MORCOM CP;SCHIPPER LA;WALL AM | LARGE DIFFERENCES IN CO2 EMISSIONS FROM TWO DAIRY FARMS ON A DRAINED PEATLAND DRIVEN BY CONTRASTING RESPIRATION RATES DURING SEASONAL DRY CONDITIONS | 2021 | 2 |
| BERGLUND O;KATTERER T;MEURER KHE | EMISSIONS OF CO2, N2O AND CH4 FROM CULTIVATED AND SET ASIDE DRAINED PEATLAND IN CENTRAL SWEDEN | 2021 | 3 |
| GLUSHAKOVA AM;LYSAK L;KACHALKIN A;IVANOVA AE;UMAROVA AB;ABRAMYAN IA;EZHELEV IA | TRANSFORMATION OF MICROBIAL COMPLEXES IN COMPONENTS OF SOIL CONSTRUCTIONS OF DIFFERENT ORIGIN (SOIL, PEAT, SAND) DURING FREEZING-THAWING PROCESSES | 2021 | 2 |
| QIN L;FREEMAN C;JIA X;ZHANG B;ZHANG S;JIANG M | MICROBIAL ENZYME ACTIVITY AND STOICHIOMETRY SIGNAL THE EFFECTS OF AGRICULTURAL INTERVENTION ON NUTRIENT CYCLING IN PEATLANDS | 2021 | 2 |
| QIN Y;PUPPE D;ZHANG L;SUN R;LI P;XIE S | HOW DOES SPHAGNUM GROWING AFFECT TESTATE AMOEBA COMMUNITIES AND CORRESPONDING PROTOZOIC SI POOLS? RESULTS FROM FIELD ANALYSES IN SW CHINA | NA | 3 |
| GUEDESSOU CV;CARON J;LIBBRECHT J;DESSUREAULT-ROMPRE J | FILTER FOR PENETRATION RESISTANCE CORRECTION IN CULTIVATED AND COMPACTED HISTOSOLS | 2021 | 4 |
| GRENON G;SINGH B;DE SENA A;MADRAMOOTOO CA;VON SPERBER C;GOYAL MK;ZHANG T | PHOSPHORUS FATE, TRANSPORT AND MANAGEMENT ON SUBSURFACE DRAINED AGRICULTURAL ORGANIC SOILS: A REVIEW | 2021 | 2 |
| MARTENS M;KARLSSON NPE;EHDE M;WEISNER SEB | THE GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSION EFFECTS OF REWETTING DRAINED PEATLANDS AND GROWING WETLAND PLANTS FOR BIOGAS FUEL PRODUCTION | 2021 | 6 |
| SCHNEIDER F;AMELUNG W;DON A | ORIGIN OF CARBON IN AGRICULTURAL SOIL PROFILES DEDUCED FROM DEPTH GRADIENTS OF C:N RATIOS, CARBON FRACTIONS, DELTA C-13 AND DELTA N-15 VALUES | 2021 | 5 |
| HIRSCHELMANN S;RASCHKE I;STUEBER S;PETERS J | INSTRUMENTS FOR CLIMATE-FRIENDLY PEATLAND USE: PEATLAND PROTECTION IN THE COMMON AGRICULTURAL POLICY | 2020 | 2 |
| BECKER L;WICHMANN S;BECKMANN V | COMMON REED FOR THATCHING IN NORTHERN GERMANY: ESTIMATING THE MARKET POTENTIAL OF REED OF REGIONAL ORIGIN | 2020 | 4 |
| DAHL MB;KREBS M;UNTERSEHER T;GAUDIG G | TEMPORAL DYNAMICS IN THE TAXONOMIC AND FUNCTIONAL PROFILE OF THE SPHAGNUM-ASSOCIATED FUNGI (MYCOBIOMES) IN A SPHAGNUM FARMING FIELD SITE IN NORTHWESTERN GERMANY | 2020 | 1 |
| WIEDING J;STUBENRAUCH J;EKARDT F | HUMAN RIGHTS AND PRECAUTIONARY PRINCIPLE: LIMITS TO GEOENGINEERING, SRM, AND IPCC SCENARIOS | 2020 | 1 |
| KITSON E;BELL NGA | THE RESPONSE OF MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES TO PEATLAND DRAINAGE AND REWETTING. A REVIEW | 2020 | 2 |
| FASCELLA G;D’ANGIOLILLO F;RUBERTO G;NAPOLI E | AGRONOMIC PERFORMANCE, ESSENTIAL OILS AND HYDRODISTILLATION WASTEWATERS OF LAVANDULA ANGUSTIFOLIA GROWN ON BIOCHAR-BASED SUBSTRATES | 2020 | 2 |
| WORRALL F;BOOTHROYD IM;HOWDEN NJK;BURT TP;KOHLER T;GREGG R | ARE PEATLANDS COOL HUMID ISLANDS IN A LANDSCAPE? | 2020 | 2 |
| ELZAHRAA F;ALY HAS;ABDEL-RAHMAN MAE | ANALYSIS OF NATURALLY OCCURRING RADIOISOTOPES IN PEAT MOSS GREENHOUSE SOILS AND AGRICULTURE MUD IN EGYPT | 2020 | 2 |
| HUMPENOEDER F;KARSTENS K;LOTZE-CAMPEN H;LEIFELD J;MENICHETTI L;BARTHELMES A | PEATLAND PROTECTION AND RESTORATION ARE KEY FOR CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION | 2020 | 2 |
| BRAUER SL;BASILIKO N;SILJANEN SH | METHANOGENIC ARCHAEA IN PEATLANDS | 2020 | 2 |
| LIU H;PRICE J;REZANEZHAD F;LENNARTZ B | CENTENNIAL-SCALE SHIFTS IN HYDROPHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF PEAT INDUCED BY DRAINAGE | 2020 | 1 |
| HARTUNG C;ANDRADE D;DANDIKAS T;DROESLER M;ZOLLFRANK H | SUITABILITY OF PALUDICULTURE BIOMASS AS BIOGAS SUBSTRATE - BIOGAS YIELD AND LONG-TERM EFFECTS ON ANAEROBIC DIGESTION | 2020 | 5 |
| ROY P;DUTTA A;GALLANT J | EVALUATION OF THE LIFE CYCLE OF HYDROTHERMALLY CARBONIZED BIOMASS FOR ENERGY AND HORTICULTURE APPLICATION | 2020 | 3 |
| WANG M;WU J;LAFLEUR P | COMPARISON OF ENERGY FLUXES BETWEEN AN UNDISTURBED BOG AND AN ADJACENT ABANDONED PEATLAND PASTURE | 2020 | 5 |
| GYIMAH A;WU J;SCOTT R;GONG Y | AGRICULTURAL DRAINAGE INCREASES THE PHOTOSYNTHETIC CAPACITY OF BOREAL PEATLANDS | 2020 | 3 |
| ANTHONY TL;SILVER WL | MINERALOGICAL ASSOCIATIONS WITH SOIL CARBON IN MANAGED WETLAND SOILS | 2020 | 3 |
| QIN L;TIAN W;YANG L;FREEMAN C;JIANG M | NITROGEN AVAILABILITY INFLUENCES MICROBIAL REDUCTION OF FERRIHYDRITE-ORGANIC CARBON WITH SUBSTANTIAL IMPLICATIONS FOR EXPORTS OF IRON AND CARBON FROM PEATLANDS | 2020 | 4 |
| VAHAKUOPUS T;KAUPPILA T;MAKINEN J;OJALA AEK;VALPOLA SE | SEDIMENTATION PATTERNS OF MULTIPLE FINNISH LAKES REVEAL THE MAIN ENVIRONMENTAL STRESSORS AND THE ROLE OF PEAT EXTRACTION IN LAKE SEDIMENTATION | 2020 | 2 |
| CHRYSARGYRIS A;XYLIA P;AKINCI K;TZORTZAKIS N | PRINTED PAPER WASTE AS AN ALTERNATIVE GROWING MEDIUM COMPONENT TO PRODUCE BRASSICA SEEDLINGS UNDER NURSERY CONDITIONS | 2020 | 2 |
| GIANNINI V;PERUZZI E;MASCIANDARO S;MACCI C;BONARI E;SILVESTRI N | COMPARISON AMONG DIFFERENT REWETTING STRATEGIES OF DEGRADED AGRICULTURAL PEATY SOILS: SHORT-TERM EFFECTS ON CHEMICAL PROPERTIES AND ECOENZYMATIC ACTIVITIES | 2020 | 3 |
| EWERT S;HARTUNG U | BETWEEN CLIMATE PROTECTION POLICY CLAIMS AND AGRICULTURAL POLICY REALITY: COMPARING PEATLAND CONSERVATION IN THE GERMAN STATES | 2020 | 3 |
| BYRNE KA;EFRETUEI A;WALZ K;CLAY GD | CHARACTERIZATION OF ELEMENTAL RATIOS AND OXIDATIVE RATIO OF HORTICULTURAL PEAT | NA | 2 |
| FARGHLY KA;GOMAH HH;AHMED RM;EISSA MA | CORN WASTES AND PEANUT SHELL AS GROWING MEDIA FOR PRODUCTION OF RED RADISH PLANTS IN SOILLESS SYSTEM | 2020 | 5 |
| WEN Y;FREEMAN B;MA Q;EVANS DR;ZANG H;JONES DL | RAISING THE GROUNDWATER TABLE IN THE NON -GROWING SEASON CAN REDUCE GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS AND MAINTAIN CROP PRODUCTIVITY IN CULTIVATED FEN PEATS | 2020 | 1 |
| WALTON CR;ZAK D;AUDET J;PETERSEN RJ;LANGE J;OEHMKE C;WICHTMANN W;KREYLING J;GRYGORUK M;JABLONSKA W;WISNIEWSKA MM;ZIEGLER CC | WETLAND BUFFER ZONES FOR NITROGEN AND PHOSPHORUS RETENTION: IMPACTS OF SOIL TYPE, HYDROLOGY AND VEGETATION | 2020 | 4 |
| VROOM RJE;TEMMINK RJM;VAN DIJK H;LAMERS LPM;SMOLDERS M;GAUDIG G;FRITZ C | NUTRIENT DYNAMICS OF SPHAGNUM FARMING ON REWETTED BOG GRASSLAND IN NW GERMANY | 2020 | 2 |
| TANNEBERGER F;SCHROEDER C;HOHLBEIN U;PERMIEN T;WICHMANN S;WICHTMANN W | CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION THROUGH LAND USE ON REWETTED PEATLANDS - CROSS-SECTORAL SPATIAL PLANNING FOR PALUDICULTURE IN NORTHEAST GERMANY | 2020 | 2 |
| MASLOV MN;MASLOVA OA | TEMPERATE PEATLANDS USE-MANAGEMENT EFFECTS ON SEASONAL PATTERNS OF SOIL MICROBIAL ACTIVITY AND NITROGEN AVAILABILITY | 2020 | 3 |
| SZAJDAK LW;JEZIERSKI A;WEGNER K;MEYSNER T;SZCZEPANSKI M | INFLUENCE OF DRAINAGE ON PEAT ORGANIC MATTER: IMPLICATIONS FOR DEVELOPMENT, STABILITY, AND TRANSFORMATION | 2020 | 2 |
| QIN Y;PUPPE D;PAYNE R;LI L;LI J;ZHANG Z;XIE S | LAND-USE CHANGE EFFECTS ON PROTOZOIC SILICON POOLS IN THE DAJIUHU NATIONAL WETLAND PARK, CHINA | 2020 | 1 |
| WEN Y;ZANG H;MA Q;FREEMAN DR;EVANS CD;JONES DL | IMPACT OF WATER TABLE LEVELS AND WINTER COVER CROPS ON GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS FROM CULTIVATED PEAT SOILS | 2020 | 2 |
| BOWYA T;BALACHANDAR D | RHIZOSPHERE ENGINEERING THROUGH EXOGENOUS GROWTH-REGULATING SMALL MOLECULES IMPROVES THE COLONIZING EFFICIENCY OF A PLANT GROWTH-PROMOTING RHIZOBACTERIUM IN RICE | 2020 | 1 |
| LEIFELD J;KLEIN K;WUST-GALLEY C | SOIL ORGANIC MATTER STOICHIOMETRY AS INDICATOR FOR PEATLAND DEGRADATION | 2020 | 2 |
| MASTERS-CLARK E;SHONE E;PARADELO M;HIRSCH IM;OTTEN W;BRENNAN F;MAUCHLINE TH | DEVELOPMENT OF A DEFINED COMPOST SYSTEM FOR THE STUDY OF PLANT-MICROBE INTERACTIONS | 2020 | 4 |
| VASSILJEV A;ANNUS I;KAENDLER N;KAUR K | MODELLING OF NITROGEN CONCENTRATIONS IN WATER FROM DRAINED PEAT SOILS | 2020 | 2 |
| GAUDIG G;KREBS M;JOOSTEN H | SPHAGNUM GROWTH UNDER N SATURATION: INTERACTIVE EFFECTS OF WATER LEVEL AND P OR K FERTILIZATION | 2020 | 1 |
| VOGT J;WU J;ALTDORFF D;THUONG BA LE AND;GONG Y | NITROUS OXIDE FLUXES OF A BOREAL ABANDONED PASTURE DO NOT SIGNIFICANTLY DIFFER FROM AN ADJACENT NATURAL BOG DESPITE DISTINCT ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS | 2020 | 1 |
| KENNEDY CD;BUDA AR;BRYANT RB | AMOUNTS, FORMS, AND MANAGEMENT OF NITROGEN AND PHOSPHORUS EXPORT FROM AGRICULTURAL PEATLANDS | 2020 | 3 |
| KANDEL TP;KARKI S;ELSGAARD L;LABOURIAU R;LAERKE PE | METHANE FLUXES FROM A REWETTED AGRICULTURAL FEN DURING TWO INITIAL YEARS OF PALUDICULTURE | 2020 | 6 |
| PETERSEN RJ;PRINDS C;JESSEN S;IVERSEN C | RIPARIAN LOWLANDS IN CLAY TILL LANDSCAPES PART II: NITROGEN REDUCTION AND RELEASE ALONG VARIABLE FLOW PATHS | 2020 | 3 |
| PETERSEN RJ;PRINDS C;IVERSEN BV;ENGESGAARD S;KJAERGAARD C | RIPARIAN LOWLANDS IN CLAY TILL LANDSCAPES: PART I-HETEROGENEITY OF FLOW PATHS AND WATER BALANCES | 2020 | 5 |
| BEAUREGARD P;LAVOIE M;PELLERIN S | RECENT GRAY BIRCH (BETULA POPULIFOLIA) ENCROACHMENT IN TEMPERATE PEATLANDS OF EASTERN NORTH AMERICA | 2020 | 2 |
| WANG M;WU J;LAFLEUR PM;LUAN J | INVESTIGATION OF THE CLIMATOLOGICAL IMPACTS OF AGRICULTURAL MANAGEMENT AND ABANDONMENT ON A BOREAL BOG IN WESTERN NEWFOUNDLAND, CANADA | 2020 | 4 |
| SINGH S;KUMAR V;DATTA S;DHANJAL DS;SHARMA K;SAMUEL J;SINGH J | CURRENT ADVANCEMENT AND FUTURE PROSPECT OF BIOSORBENTS FOR BIOREMEDIATION | 2020 | 3 |
| WICHER-DYSARZ J;SZALKIEWICZ E;JASKULA T;RYBACKI M | POSSIBILITIES OF CONTROLLING THE RIVER OUTLETS BY WEIRS ON THE EXAMPLE OF NOTE BYSTRA RIVER | 2020 | 2 |
| JURASINSKI G;AHMAD S;ANADON-ROSELL A;BERENDT J;BEYER F;BILL R;BLUME-WERRY J;GUENTHER A;JOOSTEN H;KOEBSCH F;KOEHN D;KOLDRACK N;KREYLING P;LENNARTZ B;LIU H;MICHAELIS D;MROTZEK A;NEGASSA W;SCHENK F;SCHWIEGER S;SMILJANIC F;TEUBER L;URICH T;WANG H;WEIL M;WILMKING M;ZAK N | FROM UNDERSTANDING TO SUSTAINABLE USE OF PEATLANDS: THE WETSCAPES APPROACH | 2020 | 2 |
| PINCELOUP N;POULIN M;BRICE S | VEGETATION CHANGES IN TEMPERATE OMBROTROPHIC PEATLANDS OVER A 35 YEAR PERIOD | 2020 | 3 |
| BAGNOUD A;GUYE-HUMBERT S;SCHLOTER-HAI B;SCHLOTER M;ZOPFI J | ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS DETERMINING DISTRIBUTION AND ACTIVITY OF ANAMMOX BACTERIA IN MINEROTROPHIC FEN SOILS | 2020 | 3 |
| MCNICOL G;KNOX SH;GUILDERSON DD;SILVER WL | WHERE OLD MEETS NEW: AN ECOSYSTEM STUDY OF METHANOGENESIS IN A REFLOODED AGRICULTURAL PEATLAND | 2020 | 3 |
| RAIKE A;TASKINEN A;KNUUTTILA S | NUTRIENT EXPORT FROM FINNISH RIVERS INTO THE BALTIC SEA HAS NOT DECREASED DESPITE WATER PROTECTION MEASURES | 2020 | 3 |
| YANG B;NIELSEN AB;LJUNG K;FAHLGREN E;HORMES A;HAMMARLUND D | QUANTITATIVE LANDSCAPE RECONSTRUCTION AND EROSION HISTORY DURING THE PAST 1,100 YEARS IN THE SKOGARYD RESEARCH CATCHMENT, SOUTHERN SWEDEN | 2020 | 2 |
| RASPOPINA S |
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| PEACOCK M;RIDLEY LM;EVANS CD;GAUCI V | MANAGEMENT EFFECTS ON GREENHOUSE GAS DYNAMICS IN FEN DITCHES | 2017 | 2 |
| TAFT HE;CROSS PA;EDWARDS-JONES ER;JONES DL | GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS FROM INTENSIVELY MANAGED PEAT SOILS IN AN ARABLE PRODUCTION SYSTEM | 2017 | 5 |
| KANDEL TP;WARD AJ;ELSGAARD L;MOLLER HB;LAERKE PE | METHANE YIELD FROM ANAEROBIC DIGESTION OF FESTULOLIUM AND TALL FESCUE CULTIVATED ON A FEN PEATLAND UNDER DIFFERENT HARVEST MANAGEMENTS | 2017 | 2 |
| BRUST K;KREBS M;WAHREN A;GAUDIG G;JOOSTEN H | THE WATER BALANCE OF A SPHAGNUM FARMING SITE IN NORTH-WEST GERMANY | 2017 | 1 |
| HUGRON S;ROCHEFORT L | SPHAGNUM MOSSES CULTIVATED IN OUTDOOR NURSERIES YIELD EFFICIENT PLANT MATERIAL FOR PEATLAND RESTORATION | 2017 | 4 |
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| FRANK S;TIEMEYER B;BECHTOLD M;LUECKE A;BOL R | EFFECT OF PAST PEAT CULTIVATION PRACTICES ON PRESENT DYNAMICS OF DISSOLVED ORGANIC CARBON | 2017 | 4 |
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| KELLIHER FM;VAN KOTEN C;LINDSEY SB;WISE G | NITROUS OXIDE EMISSIONS FROM DRAINED PEAT SOIL BENEATH PASTURE | 2016 | 5 |
| WALLOR E;ZEITZ J | HOW PROPERTIES OF DIFFERENTLY CULTIVATED FEN SOILS AFFECT GRASSLAND PRODUCTIVITY - A BROAD INVESTIGATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL INTERACTIONS IN NORTHEAST GERMANY | 2016 | 5 |
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| KRIMLY T;ANGENENDT E;BAHRS E;DABBERT S | GLOBAL WARMING POTENTIAL AND ABATEMENT COSTS OF DIFFERENT PEATLAND MANAGEMENT OPTIONS: A CASE STUDY FOR THE PRE-ALPINE HILL AND MOORLAND IN GERMANY | 2016 | 5 |
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| BAMBALOV NN;BELENSKAYA TY | THE AMOUNTS AND KINDS OF CARBOHYDRATES IN VIRGIN AND RECLAIMED PEAT SOILS | 1994 | 11 |
| YELSAKOV GV;VIKHMAN MI | MICROELEMENTS IN SOIL-FORMING ROCKS OF AGRICULTURAL LANDS IN THE MURMANSK REGION | 1994 | 1 |
| RICHARDSON CJ;MCCARTHY EJ | EFFECT OF LAND-DEVELOPMENT AND FOREST MANAGEMENT ON HYDROLOGIC RESPONSE IN SOUTHEASTERN COASTAL WETLANDS - A REVIEW | 1994 | 10 |
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| CRAFT CB;RICHARDSON CJ | PEAT ACCRETION AND N, P, AND ORGANIC C ACCUMULATION IN NUTRIENT-ENRICHED AND UNENRICHED EVERGLADES PEATLANDS | 1993 | 6 |
| HEATHWAITE AL | DISAPPEARING PEAT REGENERATING PEAT - THE IMPACT OF CLIMATE-CHANGE ON BRITISH PEATLANDS | 1993 | 9 |
| AMBUS P;CHRISTENSEN S | DENITRIFICATION VARIABILITY AND CONTROL IN A RIPARIAN FEN IRRIGATED WITH AGRICULTURAL DRAINAGE WATER | 1993 | 8 |
| GLENN S;HEYES A;MOORE T | CARBON-DIOXIDE AND METHANE FLUXES FROM DRAINED PEAT SOILS, SOUTHERN QUEBEC | 1993 | 10 |
| KUSNETSOV VA;GENERALOVA VA;KOLNENKOV VP | FORM OF SR-90 AND CESIUM-137 OCCURRENCE IN FERRUGINOUS HYPERGENIC MINERAL FORMATIONS | 1993 | 10 |
| MUN TK;KIRIENKO AO | CHANGE IN MICROBIOLOGICAL PROCESSES UPON DEVELOPMENT OF THE PEAT-GLEY SOIL OF THE AMUR REGION | 1993 | 3 |
| CRAFT CB;RICHARDSON CJ | PEAT ACCRETION AND PHOSPHORUS ACCUMULATION ALONG A EUTROPHICATION GRADIENT IN THE NORTHERN EVERGLADES | 1993 | 10 |
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#clusternames
net$cluster_res %>%
group_by(cluster) %>%
mutate(ismax=if_else(btw_centrality==max(btw_centrality), "Yes","No")) %>%
filter(ismax=="Yes") %>%
select(vertex)->cluster_names## Adding missing grouping variables: `cluster`cluster_names=cluster_names[c(1:7,18:21 ),]Trend in clusters over time
membership=membership %>%
inner_join(cluster_names)## Joining, by = "cluster"pal=RColorBrewer::brewer.pal(dim(cluster_names)[1],name ="Paired" )
membership %>%
group_by(vertex) %>%
ggplot(aes(Year)) +
geom_histogram(fill="darkred")+
theme_classic()+
facet_wrap(~vertex)## `stat_bin()` using `bins = 30`. Pick better value with `binwidth`.## Warning: Removed 2 rows containing non-finite values (stat_bin).
Co-Citation network (where papers cite each other)
NetMatrix <- biblioNetwork(M, analysis = "co-citation", network = "references", sep = ";")
net <- networkPlot(NetMatrix, n =100, type = "kamada", Title = "Co-Citation",label=FALSE)
Bibliometrix coupling (where paper A and paper B both cite paper C they are said to be coupled)
NetMatrix <- biblioNetwork(M, analysis = "coupling", network = "references", sep = ". ")
net=networkPlot(NetMatrix, normalize = "salton", weighted=NULL, n = 100, Title = "Coupling", type = "fruchterman", size=8,size.cex=T,remove.multiple=TRUE,labelsize=0.4,label=FALSE,label.cex=F)
We can identify each publication in each coupled cluster
Thematic evolution of the corpus
years=c(1995,2000, 2010, 2015)
nexus <- thematicEvolution(M,field="ID",years=years,n=100,minFreq=2)
plotThematicEvolution(nexus$Nodes,nexus$Edges)Thematic Map - identifies themes that are central to the corpus, those that are limited within the corpus and those either increasing or decreasing in importance (the opposite effects are not identifed in this analysis)
tm=thematicMap(
M,
field = "ID",
n = 250,
minfreq = 5,
ngrams = 1,
stemming = FALSE,
size = 0.5,
n.labels = 1,
repel = TRUE
)
tm$map
LitSearchR - find additional keywords
#search_directory <- list.files(paste0(here::here(),"/data"), pattern="^.*Agriculture.*.txt", full.names = TRUE)
naiveimport <-
litsearchr::import_results(directory =paste0(here::here(),"/data/txt.files"), verbose = TRUE)## Registered S3 methods overwritten by 'synthesisr':
## method from
## c.bibliography revtools
## print.bibliography revtools
## summary.bibliography revtools
## as.data.frame.bibliography revtools
## [.bibliography revtools## Reading file C:/Users/matthew.grainger/Documents/Projects_in_development/PeatReview/data/txt.files/Agriculture1.txt ... done
## Reading file C:/Users/matthew.grainger/Documents/Projects_in_development/PeatReview/data/txt.files/Agriculture2.txt ... donenaiveresults <-
litsearchr::remove_duplicates(naiveimport, field = "title", method = "string_osa")# not needed here but leaving it in as it might be in futurerakedkeywords <-
litsearchr::extract_terms(
text = paste(naiveresults$title, naiveresults$abstract),
method = "fakerake",
min_freq = 2,
ngrams = TRUE,
min_n = 2,
language = "English"
)## Loading required namespace: stopwords#> Loading required namespace: stopwords
taggedkeywords <-
litsearchr::extract_terms(
keywords = naiveresults$keywords,
method = "tagged",
min_freq = 2,
ngrams = TRUE,
min_n = 2,
language = "English"
)all_keywords <- unique(append(taggedkeywords, rakedkeywords))
naivedfm <-
litsearchr::create_dfm(
elements = paste(naiveresults$title, naiveresults$abstract),
features = all_keywords
)
naivegraph <-
litsearchr::create_network(
search_dfm = naivedfm,
min_studies = 2,
min_occ = 2
)cutoff <-
litsearchr::find_cutoff(
naivegraph,
method = "cumulative",
percent = .80,
imp_method = "strength"
)
reducedgraph <-
litsearchr::reduce_graph(naivegraph, cutoff_strength = cutoff[1])
searchterms <- litsearchr::get_keywords(reducedgraph)
kableExtra::kable(searchterms) %>% kableExtra::kable_styling()%>% kableExtra::scroll_box()| x |
|---|
| agricultural drainage |
| agricultural management |
| agricultural peatlands |
| agricultural runoff |
| agricultural soils |
| agricultural use |
| baltic sea |
| blanket bog |
| boreal bog |
| boreal peatland |
| boreal peatlands |
| bowen ratio |
| bulk density |
| c sequestration |
| carbon balance |
| carbon cycling |
| carbon dioxide |
| carbon flux |
| carbon loss |
| carbon sequestration |
| chemical composition |
| climate change |
| climate change mitigation |
| co2 emission |
| co2 fluxes |
| coastal wetlands |
| dairy farming |
| dissolved organic carbon |
| dissolved organic matter |
| drained peatland |
| drained peatlands |
| dual porosity |
| ecosystem respiration |
| ecosystem services |
| eddy covariance |
| electrical conductivity |
| ghg mitigation |
| global warming |
| greenhouse gas |
| greenhouse gas emission |
| greenhouse gas emissions |
| greenhouse gases |
| ground water |
| ground water level |
| groundwater level |
| groundwater quality |
| growing media |
| human impact |
| humic acids |
| internal eutrophication |
| land-use change |
| land subsidence |
| land use |
| land use change |
| microbial activity |
| microbial community |
| mineral soil |
| nature conservation |
| net ecosystem carbon balance |
| net ecosystem exchange |
| nitrous oxide |
| nutrient removal |
| organic carbon |
| organic matter |
| organic soil |
| organic soils |
| peat bog |
| peat decomposition |
| peat degradation |
| peat extraction |
| peat land |
| peat mining |
| peat moss |
| peat soil |
| peat soils |
| peat subsidence |
| peatland agriculture |
| peatland management |
| peatland pasture |
| peatland restoration |
| peatland rewetting |
| perennial grasses |
| phragmites australis |
| pinus sylvestris |
| raised bog |
| reed canary |
| reed canary grass |
| soil organic carbon |
| soil organic matter |
| soil quality |
| soil respiration |
| species diversity |
| summer drought |
| surface water |
| sustainable agriculture |
| table depth |
| tall fescue |
| testate amoebae |
| the netherlands |
| typha latifolia |
| water balance |
| water management |
| water quality |
| water table |
| water table depth |
| wetland restoration |
| 2-year period |
| abandoned agricultural |
| abandoned pasture |
| abandoned peatland |
| abandoned peatland pasture |
| abatement costs |
| aboveground biomass |
| accelerated eutrophication |
| acceptor availability |
| access article |
| accumulation rates |
| active radiation |
| addition increased |
| adjacent abandoned |
| adjacent abandoned peatland |
| adjacent abandoned peatland pasture |
| adjacent surface |
| adjacent surface waters |
| adverse effects |
| aerobic conditions |
| aerobic decomposition |
| afforested agricultural |
| afforested organic |
| afforested organic soils |
| after-use option |
| agricultural activities |
| agricultural activity |
| agricultural areas |
| agricultural catchments |
| agricultural development |
| agricultural ditches |
| agricultural drainage ditch |
| agricultural drainage ditches |
| agricultural drainage water |
| agricultural drains |
| agricultural emissions |
| agricultural field |
| agricultural fields |
| agricultural histosols |
| agricultural intensification |
| agricultural land-use |
| agricultural land-use types |
| agricultural lands |
| agricultural landscape |
| agricultural landscapes |
| agricultural peatland |
| agricultural policy |
| agricultural practice |
| agricultural practices |
| agricultural production |
| agricultural purposes |
| agricultural sector |
| agricultural sites |
| agricultural waste |
| agriculturally managed |
| agriculturally managed peatlands |
| albedo change |
| altered hydrologic |
| amoebae communities |
| anaerobic conditions |
| anaerobic decomposition |
| anaerobic respiration |
| analysis revealed |
| analysis showed |
| annual balances |
| annual carbon |
| annual crops |
| annual emission |
| annual emissions |
| annual estimates |
| annual fluxes |
| annual greenhouse |
| annual methane |
| annual methane emissions |
| annual photosynthesis |
| anoxic conditions |
| anthropogenic activities |
| anthropogenic disturbance |
| anthropogenic greenhouse |
| aquatic ecosystems |
| aquatic invertebrate |
| arable farming |
| arable lands |
| arable production |
| arable sites |
| arable soils |
| arbuscular mycorrhizal |
| areal extent |
| artificial drainage |
| artificially drained |
| atmospheric carbon |
| atmospheric carbon dioxide |
| atmospheric deposition |
| atmospheric impact |
| atmospheric nitrogen |
| autotrophic respiration |
| average annual |
| balance analysis |
| balance model |
| basal respiration |
| basal respiration rates |
| bioenergy crops |
| bioenergy production |
| biogeochemical processes |
| biomass carbon |
| biomass production |
| biomass yield |
| blanket peatland |
| blocking drainage |
| blocking drainage ditches |
| boreal organic |
| boreal organic agricultural |
| boreal organic agricultural soils |
| boreal region |
| breakthrough curves |
| buffer zones |
| canary grass |
| canary grass cultivation |
| capture carbon |
| carbon accumulation |
| carbon balances |
| carbon budget |
| carbon content |
| carbon cycle |
| carbon dioxide emissions |
| carbon emissions |
| carbon exchange |
| carbon fluxes |
| carbon losses |
| carbon pools |
| carbon reservoir |
| carbon sinks |
| carbon source |
| carbon sources |
| carbon stocks |
| carbon storage |
| carbon store |
| carbon stores |
| carbon uptake |
| catchment dominated |
| central europe |
| chamber measurements |
| chamber method |
| chamber technique |
| change effects |
| change mitigation |
| chemical analyses |
| chemical conditions |
| chemical parameters |
| chemical properties |
| climate impact |
| climate protection |
| climate warming |
| climate zones |
| climatic conditions |
| climatic impacts |
| climatic regions |
| closed-chamber measurements |
| closed chamber |
| closed chambers |
| closely related |
| coastal peatland |
| combined effect |
| commercially important |
| common agricultural |
| common agricultural policy |
| community composition |
| community sponsored |
| community sponsored research |
| community sponsored research project |
| community structure |
| comparative study |
| component analysis |
| concentrations decreased |
| concentrations measured |
| concentrations ranged |
| conceptual model |
| coniferous forest |
| consecutive years |
| conservation measures |
| considerable amounts |
| considerable spatial |
| considered separately |
| constant water |
| constructed wetland |
| continuous measurements |
| contribute significantly |
| contributed significantly |
| control plots |
| controlled conditions |
| controlled laboratory |
| controlling factors |
| conventional drained |
| converting drained |
| converting drained agricultural |
| correlation analysis |
| covariance measurements |
| covariance system |
| covariance technique |
| cover crops |
| cropland sites |
| cropping system |
| cropping systems |
| cultivated areas |
| cultivated organic |
| cultivated organic soils |
| cultivated peatland |
| cultivated peatlands |
| cultivation practices |
| cutaway peatland |
| cutover peatland |
| dairy farms |
| daytime average |
| decision support |
| decision support system |
| declined significantly |
| decomposable material |
| decomposition rates |
| decreased significantly |
| degraded peatland |
| degraded peatlands |
| detailed consideration |
| diffuse phosphorus |
| diffuse phosphorus pollution |
| dioxide emissions |
| direct measurement |
| directly related |
| dissolved inorganic |
| dissolved organic |
| dissolved oxygen |
| disturbed ecosystems |
| disturbed peatlands |
| ditch blocking |
| ditch emissions |
| ditch water |
| diversity index |
| dominated catchments |
| drainage-based agriculture |
| drainage-based peatland |
| drainage-based peatland agriculture |
| drainage-induced mineralisation |
| drainage conditions |
| drainage ditch |
| drainage ditches |
| drainage increases |
| drainage level |
| drainage levels |
| drainage network |
| drainage reduces |
| drainage significantly |
| drainage system |
| drainage systems |
| drainage water |
| drained agricultural |
| drained agricultural land-use |
| drained agricultural land-use types |
| drained agricultural peatlands |
| drained boreal |
| drained boreal organic |
| drained organic |
| drained organic soils |
| drained peatland pasture |
| drained sites |
| drilling method |
| droemling catchment |
| early growing |
| early growing season |
| easily decomposable |
| easily decomposable material |
| eastern finland |
| economic benefits |
| economically important |
| ecosystem carbon |
| ecosystem carbon balance |
| ecosystem carbon balances |
| ecosystem exchange |
| ecosystem functioning |
| ecosystem level |
| ecosystem production |
| ecosystem service |
| effective management |
| effects set-aside |
| effects set-aside programs |
| electron acceptor |
| electron acceptor availability |
| electron acceptors |
| elemental ratios |
| elsevier science |
| emission factor |
| emission factors |
| emission mitigation |
| emission rates |
| emission sources |
| emissions occurred |
| emissions remain |
| emissions reported |
| energy balance |
| energy crops |
| energy fluxes |
| energy purposes |
| enhanced ecosystem |
| environmental change |
| environmental concern |
| environmental conditions |
| environmental effects |
| environmental effects set-aside |
| environmental effects set-aside programs |
| environmental factors |
| environmental impacts |
| environmental parameters |
| environmental policy |
| environmental problems |
| environmental variable |
| environmental variables |
| enzymatic activity |
| enzyme activities |
| enzymic latch |
| enzymic latch theory |
| eriophorum vaginatum |
| estimated annual |
| estimated based |
| european community |
| european community sponsored |
| european community sponsored research |
| european community sponsored research project |
| european countries |
| european union |
| eutric histosols |
| evaporative demand |
| everglades agricultural |
| exchange processes |
| exmoor national |
| experiences showed |
| experimental design |
| experimental plots |
| experimental sites |
| extraction sites |
| factor controlling |
| factorial design |
| factorial experiment |
| factors controlling |
| factors explaining |
| factors influencing |
| fatty acids |
| federal state |
| field campaigns |
| field experiment |
| field experiments |
| field measurements |
| field study |
| field water |
| findings suggest |
| finnish rivers |
| flood control |
| flooded conditions |
| flooded land-use |
| flooded land-use change |
| fluxes increased |
| fluxes measured |
| fluxes showed |
| forage grass |
| forage grasses |
| forest floor |
| forest soils |
| forested peatland |
| forested peatlands |
| forestry-drained peatland |
| formation process |
| forming vegetation |
| fresh carbon |
| fresh organic |
| fresh weight |
| freshwater resources |
| functional community |
| functional types |
| gases nitrous |
| gases nitrous oxide |
| geographic information |
| geographic information system |
| global carbon |
| global carbon cycle |
| global change |
| global climate |
| global climate change |
| global peatland |
| global peatlands |
| global scale |
| global warming potential |
| globally important |
| globally important carbon |
| gram-negative bacteria |
| gram-positive bacteria |
| grass cultivation |
| grass production |
| grassland management |
| grassland sites |
| grazing intensity |
| greater proportion |
| greenhouse effect |
| greenhouse gases nitrous |
| greenhouse gases nitrous oxide |
| gross photosynthesis |
| gross primary |
| gross primary production |
| gross primary productivity |
| ground level |
| ground vegetation |
| ground water levels |
| groundwater levels |
| groundwater recharge |
| groundwater samples |
| groundwater table |
| growing medium |
| growing season |
| growing seasons |
| growth parameters |
| harvested biomass |
| higher concentrations |
| higher content |
| higher emissions |
| higher proportion |
| higher water |
| highest values |
| highly correlated |
| highly decomposed |
| highly degraded |
| highly productive |
| highly productive agricultural |
| highly sensitive |
| highly variable |
| hillsboro canal |
| holding capacity |
| human activities |
| human settlement |
| hydraulic conductivity |
| hydraulic properties |
| hydrological conditions |
| hydrological management |
| hydrologically sensitive |
| important carbon |
| important ecosystem |
| important factor |
| important global |
| important habitats |
| important source |
| important sources |
| improve water |
| improved understanding |
| increase methane |
| increased atmospheric |
| increased biomass |
| increased flood |
| increased oxidation |
| increased rates |
| increased respiration |
| increased significantly |
| increased temperatures |
| increased water |
| increasing depth |
| increasing temperature |
| incubation experiment |
| incubation experiments |
| independent variables |
| information system |
| inhibited ecosystem |
| inhibited ecosystem respiration |
| inorganic carbon |
| inorganic nitrogen |
| intact cores |
| intensive agricultural |
| intensive agricultural production |
| intensive agriculture |
| intensive arable |
| intensive cultivation |
| intensive grassland |
| intensive management |
| intensive peatland |
| intensively cultivated |
| intensively managed |
| inter-annual variability |
| interaction effect |
| interactive effects |
| interannual variability |
| international european |
| international european community |
| international european community sponsored |
| international european community sponsored research |
| inundated sites |
| inventory report |
| inversely correlated |
| ionic strength |
| irrigation water |
| joaquin delta |
| juncus effusus |
| labile carbon |
| laboratory experiments |
| laboratory incubation |
| laboratory incubation experiments |
| laboratory incubations |
| laboratory studies |
| laboratory study |
| land-use planning |
| land-use practices |
| land-use types |
| landscape elements |
| landscape scale |
| large amount |
| large amounts |
| large annual |
| large areas |
| large differences |
| large greenhouse |
| large proportion |
| large scale |
| large scale rewetting |
| large sources |
| large variations |
| latch theory |
| lesser extent |
| light intensity |
| limed soils |
| linear interpolation |
| linear regression |
| linear regression model |
| literature results |
| long-term agricultural |
| long-term effects |
| low-lying peatland |
| lower compared |
| lower water |
| lower water table |
| lowered water |
| lowered water tables |
| lowland agricultural |
| lowland catchments |
| lowland peatlands |
| lysimeter experiment |
| lysimeter experiments |
| lysimeter method |
| major factor |
| major source |
| managed boreal |
| managed organic |
| managed organic soils |
| managed peatland |
| managed peatlands |
| managed wetland |
| management decision |
| management option |
| management options |
| management practice |
| management practices |
| management regime |
| management scenarios |
| management strategies |
| management systems |
| manual chambers |
| matter composition |
| matter content |
| matter decomposition |
| matter export |
| matter mineralization |
| measured photosynthetic |
| measured weekly |
| measurement period |
| mediterranean peatland |
| mesocosm experiment |
| methane emission |
| methane emissions |
| methane fluxes |
| methane oxidation |
| methane production |
| methanogenic archaea |
| microbial biomass |
| microbial biomass carbon |
| microbial communities |
| microbial community composition |
| microbial community structure |
| microbial degradation |
| microbial groups |
| microbial growth |
| microbial processes |
| microbial respiration |
| microbially mediated |
| mineral fertilizer |
| mineral matter |
| mineral soils |
| minor effect |
| mitigate greenhouse |
| mitigation measures |
| mitigation option |
| mitigation options |
| mitigation potential |
| mitigation strategies |
| mitigation strategy |
| mixing model |
| model simulation |
| modelled values |
| modelling approach |
| models showed |
| moderately drained |
| moisture conditions |
| moisture content |
| moisture contents |
| moisture stress |
| molar ratio |
| molecular weight |
| mollic gleysol |
| monitoring period |
| multiple linear |
| multiple linear regression |
| multiple regression |
| mycorrhizal fungi |
| narrow range |
| national greenhouse |
| national inventory |
| national inventory report |
| native wetlands |
| natural conditions |
| natural counterparts |
| natural peatland |
| natural peatlands |
| natural sites |
| natural vegetation |
| nature development |
| nature reserve |
| nature reserves |
| negative effect |
| negative environmental |
| negative environmental effects |
| negative environmental effects set-aside |
| negative environmental effects set-aside programs |
| negative impact |
| negative relationship |
| negatively correlated |
| nitrate concentration |
| nitrogen content |
| nitrogen cycling |
| nitrogen ratio |
| nitrogen ratios |
| nitrogen removal |
| nitrous oxide emissions |
| nitrous oxide production |
| nordic countries |
| north-east germany |
| north-eastern germany |
| north america |
| north wales |
| northeast china |
| northern europe |
| northern everglades |
| northern finland |
| northern germany |
| northern hemisphere |
| northern ireland |
| northern peatland |
| northern peatlands |
| northwest germany |
| northwestern germany |
| norway spruce |
| nutrient availability |
| nutrient concentrations |
| nutrient content |
| nutrient contents |
| nutrient cycling |
| nutrient dynamics |
| nutrient enrichment |
| nutrient levels |
| nutrient loading |
| nutrient solution |
| nutrient status |
| nutrient transfer |
| nutrient uptake |
| observed differences |
| opaque closed |
| opaque closed chambers |
| optimum moisture |
| optimum moisture content |
| order forest |
| organic agricultural |
| organic agricultural soils |
| organic carbon content |
| organic cropland |
| organic material |
| organic matter composition |
| organic matter content |
| organic matter decomposition |
| organic matter mineralization |
| organic nitrogen |
| organic sediment |
| oxide emissions |
| oxide production |
| oxygen content |
| paper presents |
| paper summarises |
| paper summarises results |
| parent material |
| particulate organic |
| peat-based substrate |
| peat-based substrates |
| peat-sand mixtures |
| peatland agricultural |
| peatland areas |
| peatland carbon |
| peatland catchment |
| peatland complex |
| peatland cultivated |
| peatland cultivation |
| peatland drainage |
| peatland ecosystem |
| peatland ecosystems |
| peatland forest |
| peatland forests |
| peatland pastures |
| peatland peatlands |
| peatland sites |
| peatland soils |
| peatland types |
| peatland vegetation |
| peatlands affects |
| peatlands contribute |
| peatlands drained |
| peatlands occupy |
| peatlands provide |
| peatlands represent |
| peatlands store |
| peaty soils |
| perennial bioenergy |
| perennial bioenergy crops |
| perennial crops |
| perennial grass |
| permanent grass |
| permanent grassland |
| permanent grasslands |
| phalaris arundinacea |
| phalaris arundinaceae |
| phenolic compounds |
| phospholipid fatty |
| phospholipid fatty acids |
| phosphorus pollution |
| phosphorus release |
| photosynthetically active |
| photosynthetically active radiation |
| physical properties |
| plant-available phosphorus |
| plant biomass |
| plant communities |
| plant community |
| plant diversity |
| plant functional |
| plant growth |
| plant litter |
| plant material |
| plant roots |
| plant species |
| plants cultivated |
| plants grown |
| point source |
| policy makers |
| poorly understood |
| positive effect |
| positive feedback |
| positively correlated |
| positively related |
| potato cropping |
| potato cultivation |
| potent greenhouse |
| potential driver |
| potential impact |
| potential mitigation |
| potential strategies |
| practical experiences |
| practical experiences showed |
| present knowledge |
| present study |
| pressure deficit |
| prevent freshwater |
| prevent freshwater resources |
| previous studies |
| previously drained |
| previously reported |
| primary production |
| primary productivity |
| priming effect |
| principal component |
| principal component analysis |
| pristine boreal |
| pristine peatlands |
| processes affecting |
| production compared |
| production rates |
| production system |
| productive agricultural |
| promising option |
| properties measured |
| provide valuable |
| quality parameters |
| radiative forcing |
| rainfall events |
| rates increased |
| recent years |
| redox potential |
| reduce greenhouse |
| reduce methane |
| reduced gross |
| reduced gross primary |
| reduced gross primary production |
| redundancy analysis |
| regional scale |
| regionally important |
| regression model |
| regression models |
| relative importance |
| remain unclear |
| removal efficiencies |
| removal efficiency |
| research project |
| respiration rates |
| restoration efforts |
| restoration measures |
| restoration process |
| restoration projects |
| restored peatland |
| restored peatlands |
| restored sites |
| restored wetland |
| restored wetlands |
| restoring drained |
| results demonstrate |
| results demonstrated |
| results highlight |
| results imply |
| results obtained |
| results revealed |
| results showed |
| results suggest |
| retention curve |
| reverse subsidence |
| rewetted agricultural |
| rewetted agricultural peatlands |
| rewetted peatland |
| rewetted peatlands |
| rewetted sites |
| rewetting measures |
| rights reserved |
| river system |
| river water |
| sacramento-san joaquin |
| sacramento-san joaquin delta |
| samples collected |
| samples showed |
| sampling sites |
| saturated conditions |
| saturated hydraulic |
| saturated hydraulic conductivity |
| scale rewetting |
| scientific disciplines |
| seasonal dynamics |
| seasonal pattern |
| seasonal patterns |
| seasonal variability |
| seasonal variation |
| seasonal variations |
| semi-natural vegetation |
| sensitive indicators |
| sensitivity analysis |
| sequestration potential |
| set-aside programs |
| shallow groundwater |
| short-term effects |
| short period |
| showed higher |
| showed pronounced |
| showed significant |
| showed significantly |
| showed strong |
| significant amount |
| significant amounts |
| significant carbon |
| significant carbon losses |
| significant change |
| significant correlations |
| significant difference |
| significant differences |
| significant effect |
| significant effects |
| significant impact |
| significant increase |
| significant interaction |
| significant reductions |
| significant short-term |
| significant source |
| significant sources |
| significantly affect |
| significantly affected |
| significantly correlated |
| significantly decreased |
| significantly differ |
| significantly greater |
| significantly higher |
| significantly improved |
| significantly increased |
| significantly influenced |
| significantly lower |
| significantly reduced |
| simple decision |
| simple decision support |
| site-specific conditions |
| sites emitted |
| sites representing |
| sites varied |
| slightly higher |
| small source |
| so42- concentrations |
| soils comprise |
| soils drainage |
| soils drained |
| solar radiation |
| solute concentrations |
| solute transport |
| southern quebec |
| southern sweden |
| spatial differences |
| spatial distribution |
| spatial heterogeneity |
| spatial scales |
| spatial variability |
| spatial variation |
| species composition |
| species cover |
| species richness |
| specific ultraviolet |
| specific ultraviolet absorbance |
| spectral slope |
| sphagnum biomass |
| sphagnum cultivation |
| sphagnum farming |
| sphagnum growth |
| sphagnum mosses |
| sphagnum species |
| sponsored research |
| sponsored research project |
| spring barley |
| stable water |
| standard error |
| static chamber |
| static chamber method |
| static chamber technique |
| static chambers |
| statistically significant |
| store carbon |
| stream water |
| strong effect |
| strongly correlated |
| strongly influence |
| strongly influenced |
| strongly related |
| study aimed |
| study analysed |
| study examined |
| study highlights |
| study investigated |
| study period |
| study presents |
| study provide |
| study showed |
| study shows |
| study sites |
| study suggests |
| subsidence rates |
| substrate availability |
| subsurface drainage |
| summarises results |
| summer droughts |
| summer months |
| summer water |
| support system |
| surface drainage |
| surface energy |
| surface energy balance |
| surface subsidence |
| surface temperature |
| surface waters |
| surrounding agricultural |
| sustainable alternative |
| sustainable management |
| table depths |
| table drawdown |
| table elevation |
| table fluctuations |
| table level |
| table levels |
| table management |
| table position |
| takes place |
| temperate climate |
| temperate climate zones |
| temperate peatlands |
| temperature change |
| temperature increase |
| temperature response |
| temperature sensitivity |
| temporal dynamics |
| temporal patterns |
| temporal variability |
| temporal variation |
| terminal electron |
| terrestrial biosphere |
| terrestrial carbon |
| terrestrial ecosystems |
| testate amoebae communities |
| thermal conductivity |
| times higher |
| total annual |
| total carbon |
| total dissolved |
| total ecosystem |
| total ecosystem respiration |
| total emissions |
| total greenhouse |
| total inorganic |
| total microbial |
| total nitrogen |
| total number |
| total organic |
| total organic carbon |
| total phosphorus |
| total porosity |
| transformation processes |
| transport model |
| transport properties |
| triggers rapid |
| trinidadian soils |
| trophic status |
| turned peatlands |
| typical cultivated |
| ultraviolet absorbance |
| underlying mineral |
| underlying processes |
| undisturbed peatlands |
| united kingdom |
| unlimed soils |
| values measured |
| values ranged |
| vapor pressure |
| vapor pressure deficit |
| vapour pressure |
| vapour pressure deficit |
| varied significantly |
| vegetation composition |
| vegetation cover |
| vegetation development |
| vegetation index |
| vegetation period |
| vegetation structure |
| vegetation types |
| waikato region |
| warming climate |
| warming potential |
| water-saturated conditions |
| water-table management |
| water bodies |
| water chemistry |
| water column |
| water conservation |
| water content |
| water depth |
| water discharge |
| water eutrophication |
| water holding |
| water holding capacity |
| water level |
| water levels |
| water movement |
| water pollution |
| water potential |
| water protection |
| water regime |
| water reservoirs |
| water resources |
| water resulted |
| water retention |
| water samples |
| water saturated |
| water shortage |
| water storage |
| water stress |
| water suction |
| water supply |
| water surface |
| water table depths |
| water table drawdown |
| water table level |
| water table levels |
| water table management |
| water table position |
| water tables |
| water velocity |
| weather conditions |
| western europe |
| western finland |
| western newfoundland |
| wet-dry cycles |
| wetland areas |
| wetland drainage |
| wetland nature |
| wetland plant |
| wetland species |
| wetland system |
| wetland vegetation |
| winter cover |
| winter cover crops |
| winter months |
Topic modelling of Title, keywords and abstracts
#data_all <-revtools::read_bibliography(c(paste0(here::here(),"/data/",filelist[1]), paste0(here::here(),"/data/",filelist[2])))#topics<-screen_topics(data_all)
#saveRDS(topics, "data/topics.rds")topics <- readRDS("C:/Users/matthew.grainger/Documents/Projects_in_development/PeatReview/Reports/data/topics.rds")
#result <-ldatuning::FindTopicsNumber(
# topics$dtm,
# topics = seq(from = 25, to = 40, by = 1),
# metrics = c("Griffiths2004", "CaoJuan2009", "Arun2010", "Deveaud2014"),
# method = "Gibbs",
# control = list(seed = 77),
# mc.cores = 2L,
# verbose = TRUE
#)
#saveRDS(result, "data/result.rds")
result <- readRDS("C:/Users/matthew.grainger/Documents/Projects_in_development/PeatReview/Reports/data/result.rds")
ldatuning::FindTopicsNumber_plot(result)
The number of groups supported by the model is 38
tms=topicmodels::LDA(topics$dtm,k=38)tmResult <- topicmodels::posterior(tms)
beta <- tmResult$terms # get beta from results
theta <- tmResult$topics tms_10=topicmodels::terms(tms, 10)
kableExtra::kable(tms_10) %>% kableExtra::kable_styling()%>% kableExtra::scroll_box()| Topic 1 | Topic 2 | Topic 3 | Topic 4 | Topic 5 | Topic 6 | Topic 7 | Topic 8 | Topic 9 | Topic 10 | Topic 11 | Topic 12 | Topic 13 | Topic 14 | Topic 15 | Topic 16 | Topic 17 | Topic 18 | Topic 19 | Topic 20 | Topic 21 | Topic 22 | Topic 23 | Topic 24 | Topic 25 | Topic 26 | Topic 27 | Topic 28 | Topic 29 | Topic 30 | Topic 31 | Topic 32 | Topic 33 | Topic 34 | Topic 35 | Topic 36 | Topic 37 | Topic 38 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| peat | peat | peatland | agriculture | peatland | soil | peat | peatland | soil | plant | peat | soil | soil | soil | peat | peat | soil | peat | emission | soil | peatland | peat | soil | soil | peat | soil | soil | soil | soil | soil | soil | peat | soil | peat | peat | emission | peatland | peat |
| soil | soil | land | emission | land | increase | soil | land | peat | increase | soil | pool | peat | emission | agriculture | soil | peat | agriculture | flux | peat | soil | soil | agriculture | water | soil | increase | agriculture | peat | peatland | emission | emission | soil | peat | subsidence | study | agriculture | land | water |
| peatland | agriculture | soil | water | used | peat | emission | flux | differ | change | agriculture | peatland | agriculture | peat | used | peatland | emission | change | peatland | peatland | land | accumulated | water | peat | increase | water | differ | emission | used | agriculture | used | peatland | area | emission | concentration | land | increase | plant |
| used | emission | site | everglades | agriculture | used | flux | site | emission | differ | flux | change | increase | used | measure | root | site | substrate | site | used | rewetted | seedling | peatland | measure | site | emission | flux | peatland | agriculture | peat | peatland | differ | result | area | high | study | carbon | increase |
| land | site | catchment | area | study | study | study | area | increase | substrate | site | model | effect | differ | peatland | increase | used | land | soil | study | agriculture | effect | species | plant | effect | agriculture | emission | study | study | effect | agriculture | increase | peatland | peatland | sample | peat | result | peatland |
| drainage | differ | high | export | area | area | agriculture | drainage | year | content | cultivated | measure | peatland | study | vegetated | study | peatland | used | increase | differ | change | measure | increase | result | emission | result | plant | area | vegetated | used | differ | site | carbon | agriculture | peatland | flux | differ | substrate |
| agriculture | study | area | nutrient | carbon | cultivated | year | measure | change | effect | used | restore | emission | site | water | result | change | plant | carbon | emission | area | organic | wetland | species | agriculture | effect | effect | result | site | differ | peat | plant | effect | land | year | catchment | effect | concentration |
| wetland | area | drainage | study | emission | agriculture | model | vegetated | result | fertility | carbon | temperature | measure | carbon | study | porosity | flux | condition | peat | sample | year | differ | plant | drain | study | rate | increase | measure | emission | drainage | site | flux | nutrient | change | decomposition | peatland | soil | soil |
| increase | drain | peat | product | data | land | cultivated | soil | drain | water | litter | increase | carbon | change | ditch | effect | policy | also | land | water | used | substrate | drainage | condition | measure | cultivated | model | increase | peat | water | land | concentration | water | result | soil | water | emission | area |
| study | cultivated | change | total | result | flux | product | study | vegetated | rate | change | biodegradation | model | high | result | carbon | land | effect | agriculture | high | measure | agriculture | measure | used | temperature | study | iron | water | carbon | respiration | concentration | content | high | oxidation | biomass | concentration | total | drainage |
topicNames <- apply(lda::top.topic.words(beta, 5, by.score = T), 2, paste, collapse = " ")countsOfPrimaryTopics <- rep(0, 38)
names(countsOfPrimaryTopics) <- topicNames
for (i in 1:617) {
topicsPerDoc <- theta[i, ] # select topic distribution for document i
# get first element position from ordered list
primaryTopic <- order(topicsPerDoc, decreasing = TRUE)[1]
countsOfPrimaryTopics[primaryTopic] <- countsOfPrimaryTopics[primaryTopic] + 1
}
kableExtra::kable(sort(countsOfPrimaryTopics, decreasing = TRUE)) %>% kableExtra::kable_styling()%>% kableExtra::scroll_box()| x | |
|---|---|
| subsidence peat oxidation area shrinkage | 42 |
| flux emission site paddy sink | 41 |
| potassium plant seedling substrate fertility | 38 |
| soil loam peat methane_oxidation clay | 33 |
| land peatland used agriculture mire | 31 |
| peat concentration high study sample | 30 |
| water plant substrate ditch treatment | 27 |
| everglades export agriculture northern_everglades water | 26 |
| peat drainage land soil used | 22 |
| soil policy emission site afforested | 22 |
| site flux land sphagnum vegetated | 18 |
| peat vegetated measure ditch agriculture | 18 |
| substrate change agriculture land peat | 18 |
| pool biodegradation spectroscopy model change | 17 |
| soil increase level decrease water | 17 |
| soil emission used differ peat | 16 |
| soil water measure plant lake | 16 |
| catchment land site flow peatland | 14 |
| rewetted land peatland change area | 14 |
| seedling accretion accumulated organic substrate | 13 |
| porosity root shoot peat soil | 12 |
| species plant water soil wetland | 12 |
| emission soil agriculture respiration method | 12 |
| vegetated soil peatland used site | 11 |
| soil peat differ year vegetated | 10 |
| peat soil litter flux level | 10 |
| iron plant agriculture flux root | 10 |
| soil peat nutrient area phosphorus | 10 |
| increase lake bogs used atmosphere | 8 |
| peat soil used decomposition sample | 8 |
| catchment emission agriculture land study | 8 |
| flux model simulate year farm | 7 |
| peatland biomass core land total | 7 |
| peat plant site differ content | 6 |
| agriculture peat site emission differ | 4 |
| peat soil site increase temperature | 3 |
| soil emission peat respiration area | 3 |
| emission used agriculture differ site | 3 |